Ants
We currently live in Washington and have never had any problem with ants, mice, or other pests in the RV. We are about to leave to move to Georgia, via Colorado and Oklahoma. At what point should we ...
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I'll just add one more 'important' thing about RV'ing in the south.
Do NOT put your storage tubs outside your RV on the ground.
I did. And the roaches got inside.
These are not your city dwelling roaches attracted by filth.
These are native big roaches that are found in the woods in the South.
Take a look at your storage tub under the handle area. Many of them have HOLES in them. :S
That is how they got in. So if your handles have holes in them tape over them when traveling in the South!
Unknowingly I dragged those darn things all the way back up North. They got in my bays too.
Only good thing was when I dumped the tub on the ground they ran into the woods of Wisconsin. Which when the temps get to anything under 40 they DIE. Take that you stupid southern bugs!:W
Do NOT put your storage tubs outside your RV on the ground.
I did. And the roaches got inside.
These are not your city dwelling roaches attracted by filth.
These are native big roaches that are found in the woods in the South.
Take a look at your storage tub under the handle area. Many of them have HOLES in them. :S
That is how they got in. So if your handles have holes in them tape over them when traveling in the South!
Unknowingly I dragged those darn things all the way back up North. They got in my bays too.
Only good thing was when I dumped the tub on the ground they ran into the woods of Wisconsin. Which when the temps get to anything under 40 they DIE. Take that you stupid southern bugs!:W
